Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-30

! lHOsE WlO arc lfNi1ig to Drcak up tno Daneful habit of intenipcri:t'e will expcr- fence great benefit from line use of Prickly Ash Bitters. Liquor dprangcs the system. Prickly Ash Btters will remedy the evil results and restore the brain, stomach and liver to healthy action, thereby strengthen ing the will power, thoroughly cleansing and toning up the system and remove every taint of disease. It is purely medicine, and wn;le pleasant {, tie t;tsfe, it cannot be used IS a beverage by reason of its cathar tic properties.
 The Supreme Court of the State recently re-affirned its decision in the case of Geo. F. Hicks and others against Nevada connty. Plaintiffs built bridge for Neva- da county for which the county refused to pay upon which Plain. tiff's sued. The case has been in court for years but is now settled.
 At the new gallery over Dr. Hinton's drug store, you can get good photographic work at half regular rates. Cabinets 8 per dozen, and warranted to please or no sale. Eulargements made up to full life size. and satisfaction guaranteed. Come and sec me.
 F. LlTTLEFlELp.
 Mrs. Eugene F.. White and chil. iren leave this morning to join her husband at Osage agency h. dian Territory. They will remain there some time, probably several months, until Mir. White, in his du. ties as Special U. $. Indian agent, is called elsewhere, when they will return home. The editor of this paper escorts them on their trip to the Nation.
 II you need a horse or mule, meat and bread on time. you should go to Hope and see the peoples man, Sidney Wood. He has all kinds of goods and is selling goods to accommodate the people. He buys your cotton in the fall, sells you supplies in the spring. He is the man for the peOple--yOu should not fall to patronize him.
 Mir. A. P. Price, of the firm of Price X Aaron, of Boughton died yesterday morning at ? Tcloek. For many years he had been consistent member of the Baptist church, aud a good christian, and his last words was bright testi. mony proving the efficacy of christianity. The bereaved wife and many relatives have our sin cere sympathy.
 The following is our ''roll of honOr," those of our subscribers who have up during the past two weeks: J. c. Kelly, Boughton: Mrs. NJ. J. Herring, Rosston: l.. W. Pipkin and E. l.. Smart, Glen vile; T. D. Buchanan, c. c. Bil. kingsley, o. NJ. BilIingley, Pres colt. Many thanks, friends. Let others come forward for enroll. ment on our roll of honor.
 Nine tenths of PrescOtts busi- ness men are now represented in our advertising columns, and it pays them handsomely. If the other one tenth can not "keep up with the prOcession' and gets left, it is their own fault, as our col umns are also open to them, and rates very reasonable. It is but natural for people to like for their trade to be diligently sought after.
 Mir. H. H. Hamer, representing the Geo. A. HOrne's patent reclin. ing chair company is in town, sO- liciting stock for the purpose of es- tablislinga stock company to man. ufactnre this useful article. About twenty shares of S25 each have al- ready been taken by prominent citizens and when twenty more are on roll the enterprise will be established, to exclusively manu facture and sale of such chairs in this State. We hail with pleasure the establishment of all kinds of manufacturing enterprises, and trust this one will be established and prove a success. Let our people but take hold Ot small man. . utacturing, and larger ones will be established m our town after awhile, and solid growth and prosperity will surely follow.
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